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Surveys and studies in the area of books, reading and translations executed by Next Page

Translations of Books from Arabic in Six East European Countries after 1989

Monday 6 July 2009
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Translations of Books from Arabic in Five East European Countries after 1989

Tuesday 10 March 2009
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What Arabs Read

Monday 19 November 2007
An empirical study on readership in 9 Arab countries - Reading habits, attitudes, channels, preferences, segments, languages, pricing and purchasing behavior on a national and comparative basis. (continue)

The Past and the Present of Book Publishing in Kurdish Language in Syria

Friday 23 February 2007
An up-to-date "map" of Kurdish-language book publishing in Syria, including statistical data and contextual information for the whole book chain - creators (author, translator, editor, illustrator), mediators (e.g. literary agencies, if any), publishers, printers, wholesalers, bookshops (stands), consumers (libraries, readers, etc). (continue)

The Past and the Present of Book Publishing in Kurdish Language in Turkey

Friday 23 February 2007
An up-to-date "map" of Kurdish-language book publishing in Turkey, including statistical data and contextual information for the whole book chain - creators (author, translator, editor, illustrator), mediators (e.g. literary agencies, if any), publishers, printers, wholesalers, bookshops (stands), consumers (libraries, readers, etc). (continue)

Serbian Book Market Survey 2006 - in English

Tuesday 6 February 2007
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Serbian Book Market Study 2006 - in Serbian

Tuesday 24 October 2006
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Lost and Found in Translation

Wednesday 24 August 2005 by Natasha Mullins
2004 study on translation in the Arab world - Challenges, programs, current status and recommendations. (continue)

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